by
Dave Amaditz
I've been busy submitting to agents as of late and
have noticed most do not accept queries sent through snail mail. There are a
lot of benefits to this, mainly the speed with which you can submit as well as
the postage you save.
But I've often wondered if there is a different or
better way to format an e-query and have read on different sites some
suggestions. None of them, however, made complete sense to me as to the why and
how of formatting until I was forwarded a link from Marcy, a fellow blogger here
at Route 19 writers. After reading, it became clear, for example, where to
place your contact information and your website address, if you have one, and
also why it would benefit you by doing it that way. To find out the details, and
perhaps clear some of your confusion, click on the link below, from Jill
Corcoran, literary agent at the Herman Agency.
